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Bending Spoons to buy Miro for $1.36B, 90% less than its 2022 valuation
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Block Applies to Establish Builders Bank and Trust
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Possible final edition of Blade announced; company explores sale
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After OpenAI's Bots Went Rogue, Watchdogs Were Kept on a Short Leash
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Gregg Shorthand
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Columbia House Is Shutting Down
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Intercity Bus Atlas
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OpenAI Locks in Lease for Data Center in Ohio with Backing from Nvidia
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People Are 'Marrying' Chatbots. These Lawmakers Want to Stop Them
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Crew files lawsuit against Truth Social for API scheme
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The Society of Professional Journalists proposes edits to code of ethics for AI
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FBI investigating North Korean remote IT staffer working for US agency
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Zuckerberg: The Future Is for Everyone
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Hackers Take over Inflight WiFi
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From unchecked AI spend to complete control: How Rippling built AI Spend Console
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Lester Wire
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VA orders Dominion to charge more transmission costs to data centers
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Seems very related to: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49137681
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General Motors Streetcar Conspiracy
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How rogue officers turned a nationwide camera network into a tool for stalking
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I'd suggest checking out forth.news. It's my project -- pulling in primary news sources (think pool reports, statements, alerts, press releases, etc) and mixing it with some trusted reporter info. It's all automated, which m
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2mo ago
Thank you! Looks like I didn’t rotate my certificate. Eek
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Right now, no. The Pro site is all self-curated by the user, and forth.news is a series of LLMs doing grouping, summarization/headline writing, measuring urgency, categorization, etc.
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For what its worth, I'm a former journalist looking to automate this. Getting on those newsmaking lists, and automating the rest. Free, consumer website: https://www.forth.news Paid site with custom notifications and feeds
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I mean it from the consumer perspective.
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2mo ago
Rephrase: Bots SHOULDNT make purchasing decisions.
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Bots don't make purchasing decisions.
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Maybe more an inherent problem with these chatbots. LLMs are great, but they aren't producing new information. You still need people for that. But if you cut down any incentive for the people to do that, the LLMs will starve.
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But it also destroys the business model behind the site. Sure, you could technically redesign to handle the bot traffic, but if the bot traffic is just taking the data and reducing any need for humans to visit the site, why is he putting
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Isn't this the NRA's argument? The only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. Or at least somewhere between that and full on protection racket. LLMs come on the scene, hammer the site until it goes offline or
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